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Brotherton Collection6
Brotherton Collection Manuscript Verse6

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Anonymous2
C.W.1
Hall, Henry, the Elder1
Prior, Matthew1
Sheffield, John; Earl of Mulgrave, Marquess of Normanby, Duke of1
Wogan, Charles1

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Title: On K--g W---ms returne out of Flanders

Author: Hall, Henry, the elder

Date(s): 1695 ?

Manuscript: Lt q 5

Contents: Satirical comment on the enthusiastic reception given to William III in 1695

on his return home after the victory at Namur

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Title: The royal folly. 1698

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 1698 (title)

Manuscript: Lt q 38

Contents: Lighthearted satire on the visit to Europe of Peter the Great, Tsar of

Russia.

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Title: In praise of nobody. 1698

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 1698 (title)

Manuscript: Lt q 38

Contents: Satire on human follies and vices, using the device of praising the virtues

of personified Nobody

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Title: Musick

Author: Prior, Matthew

Date(s): 1708

Manuscript: Lt 15

Contents: Extract from Prior's "Solomon on the Vanity of the World", II, welcoming the

power of music to gladden and soothe a soul troubled by grief and cares, but

finding its effects short-lived

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Title: The nine. 1690

Author: Sheffield, John; Earl of Mulgrave, Marquess of Normanby, Duke of

Date(s): 1690 (title)

Manuscript: Lt q 38

Contents: An attack on the nine members of the Council (identified in the margins)

appointed during William III's absence from England.

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Title: The Preston prisoners to the ladies about court & town, by way of comfort

from C.W. to W.T. to the tune of To all the ladies etc [A song (headline)]

Author: Wogan, Charles

Attribution: C.W.

Date(s): 1716 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 11

Contents: Expressing continued love for society ladies, and drawing comfort from their

reciprocated love, despite imprisonment. Sent as consolation from Newgate

Prison to a fellow-prisoner William Tunstall in the Marshalsea. Cf BCMSV 880

and 881.

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